Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-18
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Ferdinand Ward i not e aood q
prisoner e ex-Alderman Henry W.
Jashne. Werden Brush, of 1ina Einn,
says %. and be oaRha se know. A Esr
/ paFteK foE the Maa am6 Exprasa. whn
went % The river laas week, had q chat
with MIR. Brush about Bome mf hla im-
poraanf oharpea' Ha avs Imehne "a ana
on che beaa men be ever bad for prAn-
oneF. From enc very haQlnninn AZ MA
sentence ha haa obeysd ever rnla 10
tho letter.
"In faoi,H maid TIE warden, Hhs
seemed anxious 10 leaTn uha1 ha onRht
% do, and today be b uxnelly ike clook.
vsfk. His health haz improved with
the regular living, and hla appetite d
something pleasant b behold. He
punishes prison fare aa 4 be had boen
accustomed 10 u ell bis life. That h
The only way for man % SCI alonn IN
prlson. he must iook e The situation
from the standpoint Of 3 phIlouophaF.
and sag 10 himself: An heso, and
might as well make she best Of bad
bargain Jeanne seens 20 b that noFl
Of man. / understand be was En- in-
volegaae smoker Of coed ofRAFs nofora
camin9 here. Still he eniaga q pipe,
which We aliow him Ia the evening With
40 much Ruafo a. IL IA were a Relnn.
But Ferdinand ward ha h the noga
prosistont worker for tFiHin@ privileges
which We cannot allow him that you
ever heard of. II be wanaa q elaaR Ne
will try 20 eet IL, although Il u ARAlnn1
the rules, and any keeper showing faeor
IN this respect would Be dealt with sum-
marily. Ward wili resort 10 all little
schemes In order 10 accomplish an OBJ
tect. BE will not except dakeai OF
eonrso, be ia treated the same as any
other convict. but he Is not willing 70
Be as Jaehne Is. Prisoners are allowed
10 read books and magazines, and ~
have quite z large library hers. but
newspapers are not allowed. some Of
the prisoners viii eet them, hoaeSoE.
A wife will send her husband 3 book.
Well, inside the cover, paEhape she hes
concealed q newspaper o. portion uf
one, aud when ehe hands it 10 him "a
her visit, which We allow every two
mouths, he h ready 10 understand the
slightest sign from her, although q
keeper stands right BY IN the room wish
them
You would be surprised al the
memory OF any intelligent prisoner.
When NOS "a work and noe reading, they
INV. MUAEtAA W W JUS A4A8Mf anu NA.M
are ever on the alert for news from tho
outside world. / really Believe tha3
every one knew that ex Alderman No
oaade vas 10 arrive on Monday iaal
How the news gets Ia there ID no TELLING.
but With their Wits aharpsned, and q
craving for news such as only Z man
locked up has, be Il anie te grasp e q
word and work oat che situation hfm-
eslf. II q oouvicf we're 70 pass throneh
this bali new. for inatanes, aud heaR
you let drop q word, be would Be abie .
guess at the whole conversation and
tell bic friends about Il. Il Il inatlnst.
Jaehne knew that MoQnado's motion
for stay bad been denied for he spoka
70 me about it He spoke very feeling
", tOoi waa really sorry that some one
else had 10 follow him 10 pEia8n. We
rarely have trouble wish msn or intellf.
Renoe. They readily understand fha
rules, and know that the hest way A. aaf
along IL 10 follow them. II Ia aha tmnah
that Usually tries 10 kiak ever she Traces.
but be nsvar auoaoeda ii thia tunilsntinn.
Baddenslek, the man who vas aenk hern
for baildinR mad houses, VS. an nxoau.
tion. He vas 90 unfe that be wonld 81
out IN g little while thai Be tried "a
carry on his business. This ws eouid
not ALLOW. He was always WanffnQ -
soc soms Of bis friends about his bulld-
inG enterprises, and have no denbt
that II be bad been ailoWsd % aige
orders 70 HE foreman every morning a
he desired, hts business would have
continued 70 prosper. He would not
put q into any one elsess hands unfit
the Court Of Appeals degidsd thai ihe
verdict must stand. Now be h resign
while the warden wns tslkina thsss
prisaneEs came through the AooFwav
from below. They we're no longer pFlr.
oners when they entered she waEdenia
ofica. Their terms had fnas axufrmA
They wefo dressed in alothfna anf 'hw
Fifth avenue tailor, and tell a prumf A.
could be. They bowed 20 The wnrd~n
and walked onf into tbe world frae msr
II locks queer fos prisonaF wffknrf
money OF fFieuds 70 leava here Wiz 4
bundFed dollar anit on hfa back. bnf
occasionally they de-. When 4 80
CONES here bic clothing b eenasaafe1.
u is renovated and, II Besd Be. feoair-
%, and hung up for future inipseiIoo.
The 0rsl prisoner discharged 4 enfftIe9
70 PICK oul any asit Of clothes ihaf -
takes fancy %. II thsre q uoshino -
a. him We furnish kim With ! new sni1.
Thars is q man waking ahoni N~@
York today wearing dashne,s surIng
ovesoost which be bad ea whan hs eeres
here, and some other ex oonyisf aoIes1o6
bis trOwsafB. AnotheF toak ths prinna
Albert coat and soma one else nlsnnn ihe
vest Of the O. Alderman. They weEa
al Cf The finest quality. Monev ana
teweiKy Ara always nBAurnnH "a a
prisoner a. the expiration ~ HE sarua.
Il fFeqnently happens fhat wien a
man u eens beEs she seeonH flme Il
viii bring elone al bis monsY and lsW.
siry, knowing that the eists Il reeuonrI-
bio fos then. Sing Sing ia not saek 4
bad place"